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【题目】第一部分、单词拼写

1】Sunshine is _____________ to all living things. (对…有益处的)

2】He took time out from campaigning to _____________ his mother to dinner.(陪伴)

3】A military court sentenced him to death in his ___________. (缺席)

4】The past 20 years has ____ great changes in Shenzhen.(见证)

5】The robot is going to be __________ to see if it can really do the housework.(检验出)

6】I wish everyone would stop talking and just ____________. (让我一个人待着)

7】We got married 17 years ago but we ________ last year due to differences in character and personality.(离婚)

8】I ________ all my wishes should come true some day.(渴望,期望)

9】Old Wang lives on a ______, which comes to about 1,500 yuan per month. (退休金)

10】Japan attacked America and America __________ war upon Japan the next day.(宣布)

【答案】

小题1beneficial

小题2accompany

小题3absence

小题4witnessed

小题5】tested out

小题6leave me alone

小题7】divorced

小题8】desire

小题9】pension

小题10】declared

【解析】

小题1beneficial考查短语。be动词后边接形容词。beneficial意为“有益的”,be beneficial to意为“对……有益处”,是固定结构,句意:阳光对活的生物都有益处。故填beneficial。

小题2accompany考查动词。to是介词,介词后面动词用原形。Accompany sb. to do sth.意为“陪伴某人做某事”。句意:他从竞选中花了很长时间陪他的妈妈吃晚饭。故填accompany。

小题3absence考查名词。absence是名词,意为“缺席”,句意:由于他的缺席一个军事法庭判他死刑。故填absence。

小题4witnessed考查动词。witness意为“亲眼目睹”。根据前面,The past 20 years,可知这句话的动词应该是现在完成时,所以has后面应该用witness的过去分词witnessed。句意:过去的20年已经见证了深圳的大改变。故填witnessed。

小题5】tested out 考查短语。test out意为“检查出”。Robot是被检验的,与动词test之间形成被动关系,所以这里应用“be动词+动词过去分词”表示被动。句意:机器人将要被检验出来看看是否能够真的做家务。故填tested out。

小题6】leave me alone考查短语。leave me alone意为“让我一个人呆着,让我一个人静静”。根据and,可知前后两句的动词的形式应该是相同的,前面是动词原形,所以这里也应该用动词原形。句意:我希望每个人都停止说话并且让我一个人静静。故填leave me alone。

小题7】divorced考查动词。divorce意为“离婚,分开”。根据空格后面last year,可知这件事情发生在过去,所以动词应该用一般过去时。句意:17年前我们结婚,但是去年由于性格和个性差异我们离婚了。故填divorced。

小题8】desire考查动词。desire意为“渴望”。根据后面some day可知这句话是一般现在时,前面主语是I,后面动词用原形。句意:我希望我所有的愿望能在将来某一天实现。故填desire。

小题9】pension考查名词。pension意为“退休金,养老金”。不定冠词a后面接名词。句意:王老先生靠每个月1500元的养老金生活着。故填pension。

小题10】declared考查动词。declare意为“宣布”。根据空格前面and可知,前后的动词形式是一样的,and前面动词是一般过去时,所以这里也应该是一般过去时。句意:日本袭击了美国,并且美国第二天就向日本宣战了。故填declared。

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